The handover ceremony took place in a solemn and warm atmosphere, with the presence of Mr. Tran Van Nhon - General Director of Intech Energy, Mr. Doan Van Truong - Deputy Secretary of Thanh Hoa Provincial Youth Union, Mr. Nguyen Xuan Hung - Chairman of Thanh Hoa Young Entrepreneurs Association, and Ms. Ngo Thi Lan - Principal of Trung Ly 1 Primary School. The event was also attended by local leaders, sponsors, Intech Energy team, teachers and a large number of students at Suoi Tung school. All shared the joy of witnessing the solar power system being put into operation, promising a brighter future for students in the highlands.
 

Representatives of the units cut the ribbon to inaugurate the project

Amidst the remote mountains and forests of Trung Ly commune, Suoi Tung school is like a flickering light, where ethnic minority children still overcome difficulties every day to "find letters." Without grid electricity or adequate facilities, the learning journey of the students and teachers here is full of hardships.

The classrooms in Suoi Tung rely only on natural light, but that light cannot penetrate on rainy or dark days. In the pitch-black darkness, teachers and students have to struggle to teach and learn, significantly affecting the quality of education. This remote school not only lacks light but also lacks the minimum conditions to prepare lesson plans or access information. Every week, teachers have to travel dozens of kilometers to the district to find electricity, internet, and mobile signal, all just to ensure a better quality lecture for students.

Understanding the difficulties, excerpted from the Project "Bringing electricity to the village." This is a cooperative initiative between Intech Energy and the Vietnam Young Entrepreneurs Association, which installed a rooftop solar power system for Suoi Tung school. The project has a capacity of 5 kWp, stores 10 kWh, with a total investment of 150 million VND from Young Vietnamese Entrepreneurs, to light up schools in extremely difficult areas in mountainous and remote areas.

 

Image of solar panels installed at Trung Ly Primary School

At the handover ceremony, Mr. Tran Van Nhon - General Director of Intech Energy, shared: “Completing the solar power project at Suoi Tung school is a special milestone on Intech Energy's charity journey in 2024. The school is located in a remote area, where access to grid electricity is still a distant thing. This project not only provides a sustainable energy source, improves learning and living conditions for teachers and students, but also demonstrates our commitment to spreading sustainable values, improving the quality of life of the community.”
 

Mr. Tran Van Nhon - General Director of Intech Energy delivered the opening speech at the ceremony

At the handover ceremony of the solar power system to Suoi Tung school, Mr. Nguyen Xuan Hung - Chairman of Thanh Hoa Young Entrepreneurs Association, representing the local government and the young entrepreneurs association, said: “This is an extremely meaningful and timely project, not only for Suoi Tung school but also for the local government and people. Access to a stable power source from the national grid is always a challenge for remote areas. This solar power project not only improves learning and living conditions, but also demonstrates the spirit of sharing and community responsibility of accompanying units such as Intech Energy.”

In the midst of joy, Ms. Ngo Thi Lan - Principal of Trung Ly 1 Primary School, emotionally shared: “Being lit by a stable power source is a great joy and happiness for us teachers and students. Suoi Tung School previously faced many difficulties without grid electricity. Now, the solar power project not only brings light but also opens up a future full of hope for the students. On behalf of the school, I would like to express my sincere thanks to Intech Energy and all the units and individuals who joined hands to present this meaningful gift. We are committed to using the system effectively and sustainably.”
 

Not only bringing light to Suoi Tung, Intech Energy and its partners also brought gifts full of love to the students. Practical gifts such as books, school supplies, and warm clothes were handed to the students, helping to improve their learning and living conditions. In the warm atmosphere of the ceremony, the students also enjoyed nutritious meals, filled with laughter, dispelling the cold of winter in the highlands.
 

Mr. Tran Van Nhon - General Director of Intech Energy took a photo with students at the school

Sharing at the event, Intech Energy representatives expressed their deep gratitude to the departments, local leaders, teachers and people who enthusiastically supported the solar power project to be completed. The warm welcome and innocent smiles of Suoi Tung students were a great source of motivation, warming the hearts of the Intech Energy team in the harsh cold of the mountains and forests. “The trip to Suoi Tung has added a meaningful chapter to our charity journey ‘Bringing electricity to the village’. This is not a stopping point, but a motivation for Intech Energy to continue the journey, spreading kindness and bringing sustainable light sources to more regions,” emphasized the representative of Intech Energy.
 

Representatives of the units at the handover ceremony

The solar power system at Suoi Tung is not only a gift of light, but also a symbol of hope and aspiration to rise up, continuing a brighter future for generations of students in the highlands.